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7 counties · 25towns · NY & NJ

We cover seven counties in New York & New Jersey.

Water damage restoration and mold remediation are the core of what we do, and the same crew still handles the cleaning services. We work in Orange, Rockland, and Westchester counties in New York and Bergen, Passaic, Essex, and Hudson counties in North Jersey, with same-day emergency response six days a week. On covered water and mold claims we bill your insurer directly, though you don't need a claim to hire us.

Same-Day Emergency Response. Closed Saturdays for Shabbat.

Our area on the map

Drive times, town by town.

Every town page lists the drive time from us, measured in normal traffic. The farthest towns on the map, Jersey City and Hoboken, are about an hour out and still same-day for emergencies.

Orange County, NY

Orange County gets our fastest response, and same-day is normal here. The county drains through the Wallkill and Ramapo valleys, from the lake communities around Monroe to Newburgh's historic rowhouse blocks, and we know which of those basements sit on high groundwater.

Rockland County, NY

Twenty to forty minutes away, Rockland is dense suburbs between the Ramapo Pass and the tidal Hudson. It has documented flood history on the Ramapo River at Suffern, Pascack Brook through Spring Valley, and the Demarest Kill in New City, and its post-war housing stock means finished basements nearly everywhere. We keep Shabbos, which matters to a lot of this county.

Westchester County, NY

We cover the county's west side, Yonkers and White Plains, where pre-war apartment buildings, co-ops, and Tudors dominate. The Saw Mill and Bronx River valleys collect the water here, as Ida showed in 2021, and older plaster and masonry needs slow, metered drying. Building logistics like COIs, freight elevators, and board rules are part of the job for us.

Bergen County, NJ

Nearly every post-war split-level and cape in Bergen has a basement, and two rivers run through the county: the Saddle through Paramus and Fair Lawn, the tidal Hackensack past Hackensack and Teaneck. Both flood in documented, repeating ways. We're 40 to 45 minutes out, with same-day emergency response six days a week.

Passaic County, NJ

The Passaic River basin holds some of the most flood-prone towns in New Jersey, and Ida in 2021 was the latest hit for Passaic, Paterson, Clifton, and Wayne. We plan pumping around the river's crest forecasts, use contaminated-water protocols where sewers back up, and bill carriers directly on covered claims.

Essex County, NJ

Our Essex coverage centers on West Orange, where homes climb the Watchung ridges and runoff from the uphill lots ends up on the downhill ones. Hillside foundations hold back wet ground on the uphill wall every season, and that pattern, more than river flooding, drives the water and mold work here.

Hudson County, NJ

Jersey City and Hoboken sit on the Hudson at the far end of our service map, about an hour out and still same-day for emergencies. Sandy showed how much of both cities can flood, garden-level units sit below sidewalk grade, and combined sewers back up in heavy rain. Cleanup here often means contaminated-water standards, and we work to them.

Edge of the map?

If you're near one of these towns, call anyway.

The list above is where we work every week, not a hard boundary. If your town borders one of these, the answer is usually yes. Call and we'll tell you whether we can get there and when.